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Ramiro Flores, saxophone player and composer, is one of the most active and leading jazz musicians in Argentina. In the end of 2007, after having won the 80mundos Fundation award, he recorded, produced and issued “Flores”, his first solo album. Thorough the last few years he has colaborated with the most important jazz musicians in Argentina, including Mariano Otero, Pepi Taveira, Javier Malosetti, Patricio Carpossi, Delfina Oliver, Fer Isella, Nicolás Sorin, Juan Suárez, Esteban Sehinkman and others. In the United States, where he resided for many years, he attended Berklee College of Music

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The Clockmaster

By Clay Wulbrecht

Label: Instru Dash Mental
Released: 2025
Track listing: Time to Get Up!; Hit the Ground Running; Medieval Love; Cuzando Nacio el Mundo; Night Drive; Just a Little Bit; Though It’s Sad and Painful; Montreal to Pennsylvania; You Think You Still Have Time; The Fawn II.

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Michigan

By Gaston Reggio

Label: Instru Dash Mental
Released: 2024
Track listing: Michigan; Pepo; Ya no Verás; Not Yet Intro; Not Yet; Vos; Crossing the Appalachians; The Strings we Attach;

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Horizon Sunset

By Rodrigo Cotelo

Label: Instru Dash Mental
Released: 2016
Track listing: Pluralízalo; Pensante; De Viaje; Low Ride; Man B; Todo Pasa; Diez y NUeve; Nuestro; Young Dads; Pinos del Edén; Purple; Holly Molly

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Ser Sonido (Being Sound)

By Rodrigo Cotelo

Label: Instru Dash Mental
Released: 2013
Track listing: Pa' Ti (feat. Ramiro Flores); Esencia Mía (feat. Mauricio Trobo); El Alma Blanca del Lago I; Y se vino la Noche... (feat. Ramiro Flores); Oportuno (feat. Sergio Wagner); Inerludio para Egberto; Del Alma (feat. Rodrigo G Pahlen); El Alma Blanca del Lago II; Candome Fuerte (feat. Nacho Labrada); Sarita

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Ramiro Flores: Saxman in Motion

by Eric Benson
May 20, 2008

“Playing standards, to me, seems a little empty. I have a lot of fun playing them, but it seems to me a little infertile. I think there are a lot of other things to do that are much more interesting," said Ramiro Flores, the 30-year-old saxophonist who has quickly become one of the most lauded players ...

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